May 15, 2016 - St. James of the Marches

Church of St. James of the Marches
410 Totowa Road, Totowa, New Jersey 07512-2098
(www.stjamesofthemarches.com)
(stjameschurch@optonline.net)
Our Community Is Served By:
Sacramental Life
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Sundays: Vigil Mass 5:30 pm (Saturday), 7:30am, 10:15 am & 12:00
Noon
Weekdays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 am. Tuesday
8:15 am (children’s mass)
Saturdays: 8:30 AM Holy Days: AS ANNOUNCED
The Sacrament of Penance
Saturdays: 4:00 to 5:00 PM or by request at anytime.
The Sacrament of Baptism
Celebrated on the Second and Fourth Sunday of each month immediately AFTER the 10:15 am Mass
Parents should contact the Parish House either before or soon after the
birth of the baby to register for the reception of the Sacrament.
Instruction for parents and godparents are held by appointments. Parents and godparents are expected to be practicing Catholics; godparent
must have received the Sacrament of Confirmation in order to serve as
sponsors.
The Sacrament of Matrimony
Arrangements must be made at least one year in advance. Please call
the Parish House for an appointment.
Sponsor Certificates: ONLY Eligible Registered & Practicing
Parishioners will be given certification to be a sponsor for
Baptism & Confirmation.
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Parish House
32 St. James Place, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-790-0288 Fax: 973-790-7064
(office hours 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday)
The Academy of St. Francis of Assisi
400 Totowa Road, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-956-8824 Fax: 973-956-9430
Religious Education Office (CCD)
31 St. James Place, Totowa, NJ 07512
Phone: 973-790-4860 Fax: 973-790-4644
stjamesccd@optonline.net
Father J. Patrick Ryan, Pastor
Monsignor Eugene M. Boland, Pastor Emeritus
Father Leo Antony, S.D.V., Assisting
Monsignor Patrick Brown, Assisting
Father Janusz Rzadca, Assisting
Mr. Nestor Martinez, Seminarian-Intern
Ms. Leslie Dreps, Principal
Ms. Ivette M. Valori, Director of Religious Education
Sr. Mary Cecile Swanton, C.S.JB., Pastoral Associate/Faith Formation
Ms. Marie Patella, Bible Study
Mr. Kevin Walsh, Trustee
Mr. John Waryas, Trustee
Ms. Virginia Andreano, President Parish Council
Ms. Ann Riccardi, Administrative Assistant
Ms. Catherine Ryan, Bookkeeper
Ms. Gail Monochello, Administrative Assistant/CCD
Ms. Janet Cozzolino, Ms. Diana Farina, Ms. Adelaide Fiorarancio,
and Ms. Fran Tesoriero, Parish Support Staff
Ms. Jeannine Pond, Music Director
Mr. Greg Caldarone, Music Ministry
Mr. James Beagin, Ms. Mary Jean Hayek,
Mr. Jerry McFarlane, & Mr. Antonio Vacca, Sacristans
Pastoral care of the Sick
We wish to be of help to anyone who cannot celebrate Mass with us in
Church because of illness, age or disability. To receive the Sacraments
of Penance, Eucharist or Anointing of the Sick at home, please call the
Parish House. Kindly call the Parish House if you wish a visit for a family member who is hospitalized.
Devotions: Every First Friday - Eucharistic Adoration after the
8:00 am Mass
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.)
Anyone wishing to become Catholic or who has not received the Sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation should call the Parish House for
further information.
Parish Registration
Every Catholic family in the Parish should be registered. Please contact
the Parish Office to do so or use the below form to join our Parish.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP: All adult Catholics should register in the Parish. Young adults of working age should register independently of their
parents. In order for us to testify to your ability for sponsorship in Baptism, Confirmation or witness to a Catholic marriage, it is necessary to
be a registered member of this Parish. Also, please notify the Parish
Office of any changes in address, or if you are leaving the Parish.
(Please P R I N T)
NAME___________________________________________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________
CITY___________________STATE__________ ZIP _____________
PHONE #________________________________________________
Check: ____New Reg. ____Moving ____Change of address
Please cut out & return to the rectory or place in the collection basket
Thinking Out Loud . . . .
Today, we celebrate the great Feast of
Pentecost, the third most significant feast in our
Church’s calendar, the day we refer to as the
birthday of the Church. The Holy Spirit descended on those who made-up the Church over 2,000
years ago and brought people of every nation,
color, and culture together, unified in their belief
in Jesus Christ.
This Feast should be celebrated in a very
significant way, perhaps more than it is usually
celebrated here in our Church. We hope our
10:15 am Mass reflects this up-grade in celebrating this important event in the life of the Church.
We are also celebrating the 90th Anniversary of the founding of our parish, next Sunday at
the noon Mass, with a lunch at the Barnyard and
Carriage House to follow. When the idea of this
celebration was first mentioned, it did not receive
the attention it deserved from me. Someone suggested waiting until the hundredth anniversary,
as it is only ten years away. It was then brought to
my attention that many of the “old time” parishioners may not be around in ten years.
Looking over the many, many parishioners
who have been called home to God just over the
past twelve months, it certainly does make sense
to celebrate while we can. There are some in our
ranks (not many) who were here in the days of
Father Francis Reilly, the first resident diocesan
priest named Pastor. His legacy continues
through the annual Father Francis Reilly Award
Dinner we have every year when we honor people
who emulate Father Reilly’s faith, determination,
and love of St. James.
Last week was a full one sacramentally. In
less than a twenty-four hour period, five Masses
(including a wedding) were celebrated, and three
tiny gifts from God were baptized. This weekend,
nine Masses will be celebrated in two days
(including three First Holy Communion Masses).
Spring has arrived! With it come a lot of
rain and much sneezing. It also brings with it
green grass and plants popping up everywhere.
You may have noticed new bushes and flowers
taking up residence around the Church and Parish House and a truck full of mulch being placed
in just the exact location. We again thank Ray Ricciardi, Steve Nagy, and Ebby’s Landscaping for
giving our campus the TLC it deserves.
We have a new, but not so new, chair being used in our Church. A few weeks back, Mari-
on and James Clark called and shared that two of
our parishioners were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary, and Marion and Jim wanted to
do something to help mark that occasion.
A chair from a Church now closed was
available. It is the Presider’s chair (the one used
by whoever is celebrating the Mass), well over
one hundred years old, and fitting almost perfectly with chairs we already have. There is more
wood ornamentation on it, the back of the chair is
a bit higher, and the arm rests a bit sturdier. The
chair was purchased and cleaned, and a plaque
now rests on the back of the chair which reads: In
gratitude to Almighty God this Cathedra is given
on the occasion of the 25th wedding anniversary
of Virginia Andreano and Frank Mullen, April 28,
2016, a gift of Marion and James Clark.
We congratulate our Rosary Altar Society
for the organization of today’s May Crowing and
procession. Their love of Mary encourages all of
us to stay close to the Mother of God, our friend
and intercessor.
We thank all our First Communion children
who are participating in today’s crowning.
Those students who will be making their
First Holy Communion are to be prayed for that
they might always appreciate, even treasure, the
gift that Jesus gives to His Church and to each of
them. May they always stay close to Jesus in the
Eucharist.
We had an informative Scripture class this
past Monday evening for those CCD teachers
who wanted to keep their certification current.
We are grateful to them for their service in sharing the gospel with our children.
As I finish writing this column, I am grateful, once again, for the opportunities that Jesus
gives us to grow in His love. Through the gift of
the sacraments, He nourishes our lives, strengthens our souls, and purifies our hearts. And it is
with faith and joy that we can say, Jesus is Lord,
and we can share His love with those who touch
our lives and live forever in our hearts.
Father Patrick
Vivere Christus Award
The goal of this award is to acknowledge the
value and importance of the Laity and Religious and
to express gratitude and appreciation to those who
unselfishly give of themselves for the building up of
God’s Kingdom.
I am happy to announce that this year’s recipient of the Vivere Christus Award is:
Janet Cozzolino
a request for prayers for:
Lt. Gen. Sam Angelella/Retired
USAF/Japan
Captain Ryan Bellmann
Army/Kuwait
Lance V. Chwan
Retired US Marine/ Kosov
Lt. JG Brittany Davis
US Navy/San Diego, CA
Lance Corporal Lorenzo Andro Estrera
US Marines / Arizona
Captain Jesse Geiger
Army Reserve / Fort Dix
First Lt. Joshua Kluzek
US Marines / Japan
Senior Airman Anthony Laurice
US Air Force / Davis Monthan AFB, AZ
Captain Joseph Leonard
USNAC / Annapolis, MA
Private Vincent Edward Marciano
US Army, Fort Benning, Georgia
Major Daniel McGuire
US Air Force / Afghanistan
Major Jeffrey Meade
US Air Force / Luke AFB, Phoenix, AZ
Specialist Edward Mutch
Army Reserve / Fort Dix
Private Anthony Rivera
US Marines / Paris Island, South Carolina
Private Clifford VanTassel
Army / Iraq
Major Joseph Trynosky
USAF/UAE
If you have a relative or friend who is in the Armed Forces,
please call us at 973-790-0288 and their names will appear in our
weekly bulletin & we will be praying for them for their safety & their
families. God Bless America!
Catholic Charities / Diocese of
Paterson
Annual Corpus Christi Food
Collection for the Poor
Bishop Serratelli has authorized
a Diocesan wide food collection
in all parishes on the Feast of
Corpus Christi
MAY 28 / 29, 2016
PRAYER REQUESTS
Please remember in your prayers the following:
John Amodio, Jeanette Aughey, Jackie
Balloutine, Sharbel Balloutine, Monsignor Patrick Brown,
Donna Bruen, Lorraine Calamita, Rose Campagna, Kristin Cappuccio, Angela Coubati, Maria Ciaremella, Lucy &
Antonio Convertino, Harry Cortes, James E. Cunningham, Pete Farina, Dennis Florence, Maria Dezago, Valerie Foti, Nancy Ann Gallo,
Betty Goodsier, Philip Gordon, Karen Gourley, Linda & Domingo Handal, Josephine Iandiorio, Theresa Iuculano, Angie Kimble, Dana
Kobloth, Anne Krautheim, Joey Kuri, Father Justin Kusibab, OFM
Conv., Juliann Marciano, Madeline Mathers, John Nicoll, Andrew
O’Connor, Kathleen Occhino, Brother Stefano Panizzolo, LC., Michael
Panzella, April Matera-Patiro, Anthony Polito, Beverly & Robert Rousset, Denis Sullivan, Paul Tommasi, Joseph Valle, Bea Vinciguerra,
Bryan Wells, Ann Williams, Robyn Zaleski, Evan Zillner, Agnes Mariella Zimmer.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults R.C.I.A.
We will meet in the CCD office. (31 St. James
Place) after the 10:15 am Mass on Sunday,
June 12th.
Come Celebrate the
90th Anniversary of our Parish
MAY 22, 2016 @ 12:00 noon Mass
Followed by a luncheon buffet at the
Barnyard and Carriage House
Donation $50.00 per person
For Tickets call: Janet Cozzolino 973-595-5746 or
Sister Mary Cecile 973-790-0288 (Parish House)
We welcome the joy of your presence!
Italian Mass
La Messa Italiana sara’ celebrata Giovedi, 19 di
Maggio alle ore 7:30 di sera. The Italian Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, May 19 at 7:30 pm. All are welcomed!
St. James Parish has been
asked to provide
Pampers & Mac&Cheese
St. James Seniors
On Wednesday, June 22nd, the St. James
Seniors will go to the Padre Pio Shrine in Barto, PA.
There will be a tour, lunch and prayers. Cost is $62 per
person. Deadline is June 1. Please contact Dolores at
973-956-8760 if interested in attending this trip.
ST. JAMES SENIORS
ITALIAN MOVIE
Sunday, May 15 at 4 pm in the school hall. The
Italian Society is showing an Italian Movie on
the life of Pope Francis, $15 per person which
includes popcorn and refreshments. Call Adelaide (973-79-0212 or Adriana (201-887-5312) for
tickets.
Meeting, Thursday, MAY 12, 2016
at 1:00 pm in the CCD office (31 St. James
Place)
Hospital Visits
Please call the Parish House (973-790-0288) or email
(stjameschurch@optonline.net) to let us know if someone in your family
and/or another parish member is hospitalized and would appreciate a visit
from a member of our parish team.
WEEKLY COLLECTION
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Saturday: 5:30 pm
7:30 am
10:15 am
12:00 pm
TOTAL
2011
$5,041
2012
$6,273
Amount
$1,448
$1,955
$1,967
$1,909
$7,279
Envelopes Used
91
89
95
70
COLLECTION COMPARISON
2013
2014
2015
2016
$6,582 $6,848 $7,226 $7,279
Next Money Tabulators Group: St. Desmond
Knights of Columbus News
May Meetings: May 16. Degree Meeting May 12. All meetings begin at 7:30 pm.
(Please bring canned goods)
Want to do some good deeds? Why not join the Knights
of Columbus Council # 6574? We are always looking for
new members. Free cake, coffee and laughs at every
meeting so if you're interested, please contact Grand
Knight Vincent D'Antonio Sr. (201 745-3387) or Membership Chairman Ted Kopec (201 396-9026).
Rosary Altar Society News
The Rosarians “Cakeless Cake Sale” will
be held on Saturday, May 14 & Sunday May 15
following each Mass at the doors of the Church.
Your generosity will be gratefully appreciated.
USHERS NEEDED
Ever consider helping your parish out but
not sure what you can do? Ever consider becoming
an usher? St. James is looking for a few good people to usher at mass particularly the 10:15 am and
12:00 pm mass. If interested please contact Bill Marmo @ 973956-0375 or the Parish House.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday, 5:30 pm
Nestor Martinez, Frank Mullen, Jasmin Figueroa
Sunday, 7:30 am
Mary Jean Hayek, Marianne LoBue, Sandy Buffa
Sunday,10:15 am
Sr. Mary Cecile Swanton, Cathy Condon, Michael Greco
Sunday, 12:00 noon
Neil DiDio, Dolores & John Sheptock
LECTOR
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday, 5:30 pm
James DeSopo
Sunday, 7:30 am
Joe Klunk
Sunday, 10:15 am
Diane Emmolo & Acadmy of St. Francis
Sunday, 12:00 noon
Deborah McHugh
ALTAR SERVER
MAY 2016 SCHEDULE
Saturday:
5:30 pm
Erick Cielemecki
Christopher Marren
Daniel Torres
Marcus Washington
Sunday:
7:30 am
Ryan Bravo
Victor Bravo
Aldo Mercedes
Christian Sanchez
10:15 am
Robert Callegari
Zach Cronin
Jayden Correa
Tyler Flynn
12:00 pm
Knights of Columbus Coucil #
6574
St. James of the
Marches, Totowa 15th
Annual GOLF OUTING
Monday, May 23rd, Meadows
Golf Club, Lincoln Park
For more information please call:
Pete Campilango 201-452-6846
John D’Ambrosio 973-390-7699
Vincent D’Antonio 201-745-3387
Lou D’Angelo 973-435-2800
Devyn Guzman
Justyn Guzman
Jordan Marin
Salvatore Licea
Saturday, June 4th "You at Least Try to Console Me."
World Apostolate of Fatima, Blue Army Shrine, 674 Mt.
View Rd., Washington, NJ, invites all. Honor Our Lady's plea
of Dec. 10, 1925 requesting Five Consecutive First Saturdays of Reparation. Special Guest Speaker/Celebrant
Fr. Nicholas Bozza. Confessions 10:30 am; 11:30 Rosary
w/15 minute meditation; 12:00 Holy Mass; 1:30 Benediction; 2:00 Holy
House: Confessions, Children's Video, Talk on Last Vision of Fatima; 3:00
Divine Mercy Chaplet. Bring your family and friends to answer the call of
the Child Jesus: "And have you spread through the world what our
heavenly Mother requested of you?" www.bluearmy.com 908-6891700 Ext 210
memorial intentions
saturday mass at 8:30 am
yearly: january / december 2016
Brizzi & Simonetti Families, Margaret & John Costantini, Father
James F. Dolan, S.J., Gabriel Dragone, Giuseppe Dragone, Lucille Gillen, John J. Griffin & Erin Ryan Gourley, Monsignor
Michael F. Hart, John W. Krautheim, Sr., Father Bernard
McKenna, The Marone & DiGuglielmo Families, Grace & Angelo Occhiuzzi, Anna (Nina) Pezzolla, The Porco Family & Anthony Picarelli, Father Francis J. Reilly, Philip Sgobba, Krystle M.
Spinner, Jean Sprich, John E. & Rose V. Tchounis, Nunzio Vacca, Robert Varettoni & Family, Albert Venditte, Sr., Jack Whitney, Stephen Wrazen & Family, The Family of Frank P. Zaccaria.
monthly: may 2016
Ernestine & William Colella, Anthony John Colella &
Michael Palarino, Jr.
Music Corner
MUSIC CORNER
CHOIRS’ COUNT DOWN TO END OF SEASON
ADULT CHOIR
We have had a great singing season for St. James
Choir at the 12noon Mass. The special seasons of
Advent and Christmas, Lent and Easter inspire reflection, joy and triumph in our faith. These are highlights of the year.
2015-16 season ends early this year (due to Easter Sunday
happening in March) with the final feast days of Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, 90th Anniversary Mass and finally, Body & Blood of Christ on Memorial Weekend. Soon we will take a summer break to warm ourselves
in summer sun. The 2016-2017 Choir Season begins in September.
We continue to have openings in our choir if you would like to
join in the leading of the congregation’s song and the singing of special
choir hymns. See Jeannine Pond, Music Director in the choir loft to sign
up after any weekend Mass.
CHILDREN’S CHOIR – Grades 3 through 8
The Children’s Choir with songsters from CCD and St. Francis Academy has truly lifted up their ENTHUSIASTIC voices in song to
the Lord. Our end of season mass will be June 5.
The new season of 2016-2017 will begin in September. Children’s choir sings at the 10:15am Mass. Please see Jeannine Pond,
Music Director, in the choir loft to sign up after any weekend Mass.
COUNTY CLERK OUTREACH SERVICES COMING TO THE PASSAIC
VALLEY AREA
Paterson, NJ – Kristin M. Corrado, Esq., Passaic County Clerk, is pleased to
announce an expanded April outreach schedule for the Passaic Valley area.
The County Clerk’s Office will process Passport applications, issue Notary
Oaths and Veteran Photo ID cards at the following times and locations.
Wednesday, May 11th - Woodland Park Municipal Building, 5 Brophy Lane,
Woodland
Park
from
11:00
a.m.
to
1:00
p.m.
Thursday, May 12th - Little Falls Municipal Building, 225 Main St., Little
Falls from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 17th - Totowa Public Library, 537 Totowa Road, Totowa from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Thursday,
May 26th - Alfred H. Baumann Public Library, 7 Brophy Lane, Woodland
Park from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. For information on fees and requirements,
please contact our office at (973)225-3690 or visit our website at
www.passaiccountynj.org.
BULLETIN WEEK OF: MAY 15, 2016
Monday, May 16
8:00 am Intentions for those participating in the Mother’s
Day Novena
Tuesday, May 17
8:15 am Lucia Veneziano (1st Year Anniversary) req. by
Rose & Carmine Veneziano
Maria Convertino, req. by Lucy McLaughlin
Wednesday, May 18
8:00 am Anna Natale, req. by Santina & Billy Iacovo
Giuseppina Porporino, req. by son, Francesco
Dirk VanGelder, req. by wife, Anna
Thursday, May 19
8:00 am Glenn Nebesnak, req. by Diana Ferrito
Salvatore Aliotta, req. by Adelaide & John
Fiorarancio
Friday, May 20
8:00 am Helena Glentz, req. by Christina Dybacki
William Lenahan, req. by wife, Eleanor
Special Intentions for Our Servicemen and
Servicewomen Serving Our Country
Satruday, May 21
8:30 am Memorial Mass
5:30 am Julia Bruno, req. by The Buniewski Family
Geraldine & Ray Cusack, req. by Ed & Sue Cusack
Brian Moser (15th Anniversary) req. by Bernice
DeMeritt
Martino Convertino, req. by Carmela Barbato
Ronald Rist, req. by The Trommelen Family
Sunday, May 22
7:30am Angelo Grosso, req. wife, Evelina
Florence Fattell, req. by Cheryl & Terry Maguire
Theresa Ann Flynn, req. by Mary Jean Hayek
10:15am John Francis & Ruth M. Ryan, req. by Father Patrick
Raffaela & Pietro D’Ettorre, req. by Giovanna &
Rocco D’Ettorre
Anna & Francesco Marasco, req. by Giovanna &
Rocco D’Ettorre
Maurizio Marasco, req. by Giovanna & Rocco
D’Ettorre
Michelle Joanne Reyes, req. by Mario Fontana
12:00pm Grace & Angelo Occhiuzzi, req. by Family
Elio Trovato, req. by Marge Trovato & Family
Frank Coppa, req. by son, Dominic
Anna Natale, req. by Nicola Stampone
First Friday of the Month: Eucharistic Adoration
after the 8:00 am Mass
ACADEMY OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
Weekend of MAY 14 / MAY 15, 2016
The Fourth graders have had a very busy spring at the Academy of St. Francis. First there were the Giant Pandas.
Giant Pandas only live in China. They have been considered an endangered species for many years. While their numbers
have been increasing their habitat is decreasing. In fact, many habitats for both animals and people are shrinking or damaged because of global warming and pollution. How do I know? A fourth grader taught me. The fourth grade presented a
fabulous assembly on Earth Day. The students chose their own Earth Day topics, researched the topics, and wrote what they
wanted to share with the other students. Subjects covered everything from how pollution effects animals to new, cleaner
forms of energy, to how the world was created by God. Because the Academy strives to help students be of service to others
the children also chose a service project for Earth Day. They decided to adopt an endangered animal. A vote narrowed their
selection to Giant Pandas. After much brainstorming they decided to have a PJs for Panda's Friday. For only $1.00 students
could wear their PJs to school. They raised over $180! All of that money will be donated to the World Wildlife Federation
to help protect the Giant Pandas and their environment.
Next there was the Hurricane Hunter. One Monday the students in grades 3-8 assembled in the school basement to
meet a courageous scientist. His name was Lieutenant Commander Chris Sloan. LCDR Sloan is a hurricane hunter. He is
one of the brave men and women that work for NOAA - the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It is his job
to fly and airplane right into a hurricane! The students enjoyed LCDR Sloan's presentation and exciting stories about the
many risky flights he has been on. They also were able to handle an example of the sensors that the LCDR drops from his
plane. The LCDR reminded students that there are many thrilling opportunities for people who study Math, Science and
Engineering. Maybe someday we will welcome back an ASFA alumni who became a Hurricane Hunter.
Mrs. Wendy Post, 4th grade/ 5th grade Science and Language Arts
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS Grades 1 To 8
Weekend of May 14 / May 15, 2016
We CONGRATULATE all the children of the Academy of St. Francis and the Religious Education Program
who received First Holy Communion yesterday, May 14th. We keep them in our prayers that they may continue to grow in their love for the Eucharist.
Religious Education Classes for Grades 1 through 8 are now finished. We want to THANK all our Catechists, Volunteers and Parents for their support.
CLASS SCHEDULES (Grades 9-10)
May 17
****
May 31(Last Class)
Important Reminder: Religious Education is ongoing for your child/children's Faith Formation, beginning in
Grade 1 and continuing through Grade 10, when they receive the Sacrament of Confirmation.
If you have not registered your children for the 2016-17 classes as yet, please do so as soon as possible,
so plans for next year, teachers, classes, etc. may be put in place. The office is open Monday to Thursday
from 9am to 3pm.
Ivette Valori, re.stjameschurch@gmail.com
Gail Monochello, stjamesccd@optonline.net
Opening Our Hearts & Working Together To Serve Others - Putting Our Faith Into Action. Our mission is
for all of us to create a stronger bond and strengthen our Parish Family together with our children, as we go out into
the community to serve others who are less fortunate than us and need our help.
The Parish Outreach of St. James Church started with the Confirmation families and branched out to our
Parishioners along with the Academy of St. Francis with various projects, such as soup kitchen visits, spending
time with sick children and the elderly and participating at Special Olympics. We welcome all parishioners & our
extended family at the Academy of St. Francis to join us as we put our FAITH IN ACTION. Please keep your eyes
open for bulletin inserts listing Parish Outreach Opportunities and join us on our mission in helping those in
need in our community. Thank You to all previous donors & participants. God bless.
Please contact Ms. Handal at (973) 432-0591
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398 Pompton Avenue · Cedar Grove, NJ 07009
166E (JR) - St. James - Totowa, NJ
FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL: (800) 883-4343 • BON VENTURE SERVICES, LLC • P.O. Box 850, Flanders, N.J. 07836
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ROBERT P. FESTA, Sr.
President
111 Union Boulevard
Totowa, N.J.
NJ Lic. No. 2502
FUNERAL HOME INC.
ROBERT P. FESTA, Jr.
Manager
973-790-8686 • Fax 973-790-6174
NJ Lic. No. 4097
(973) 278-9494
973-653-3636
IGGY’S AUTO SERVICE
650 Union Boulevard
Totowa, NJ 07512
For All Your Auto Needs
Brakes • Tune Ups • Tires
Check Engine Light • Exhaust
(Totowa Village)
582 Mcbride Avenue
(Corner of Willow Way)
West Paterson
www.nicolasristorante.net
Walk-Ins
Welcome
Commercial • Industrial
HVAC Install & Service
Throughout NJ
For Service Call
973-812-4422
351 UNION BOULEVARD · TOTOWA · 862-239-1768
Residential • Commercial • Rentals
420 Totowa Rd., Totowa Boro, NJ
973-595-1500
Email: C21goldpro@aol.com
Award Winning Quality Service Office GOLD PROPERTIES
Each office is independently owned and operated.
REALTY, INC.
FREE
WATCH
BATTERY
WITH COUPON
“Your Family Jeweler”
973-790-7400
www.mazzojewelers.com
384 Totowa Rd., Totowa
(Neighbor of
St. James Church)
PREMIER DENTAL CARE
General Family Dentistry
Authentic Italian Deli
and Butcher Shop
Richard J. Gryzmolowicz, D.D.S.
418 Union Blvd. • Totowa
973-595-5955 • www.gryzdental.com
NEW PATIENTS WILL RECEIVE A COMPLIMENTARY EXAM
Casa Mia
~ Fresh Mozzarella Daily ~
CATERING
FREE DELIVERY
Pizzeria & Restaurant
www.santorosmarket.com
973-942-4000
“Quality Cuisine Prepared With Pride”
973-595-7298
Wholesale Catering Menu
Party Trays All Occasions
332 UNION BOULEVARD • TOTOWA
JESSE MALIK
Director
973-839-3761
166E (JR) - St. James - Totowa, NJ
~ WE DELIVER ~
594 Union Blvd., Totowa
384 TOTOWA ROAD · TOTOWA
www.apolloflags.com
Ted Poecker
Electric L.L.C
STANDARD TILE
SUPPLY CO. INC.
COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL & INDUSTRIAL
2190 Hamburg Tpke., Wayne, NJ 07470· Fax: 973-839-3668
www.VisitingAngels.com · jmalik@VisitingAngels.com
Flags for
All Occasions
~ Serving Our Community ~
NJ LICENSE #17355 · FULLY INSURED & BONDED
tedpoecker@yahoo.com · 973-747-2787
1-800-458-8362
Importers and Distributors
Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile
~ Open 7 Days ~
973-256-6412
www.stdtile.com
255 ROUTE 46 WEST · TOTOWA
FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL: (800) 883-4343 • BON VENTURE SERVICES, LLC • P.O. Box 850, Flanders, N.J. 07836
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